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  • Assistant Professor Exam - 2017

    (Final Answer Key)

    Zoology

    Q.No: 1Which of the following vitamin is formedfrom -Carotene: -

    A Vitamin C C

    B Vitamin B12 B12

    C Vitamin A A

    D Vitamin E E

    Q.No: 2 What is a Galactosemia? ?

    A In this galactose is not converted intoglucose

    B Glucose is not converted into galactose

    C Lactose is not hydrolyzed -

    D Glucose level increases

    Q.No: 3 Which one of the following two vitamins arelipid soluble ?

    A Vitamin A and C A C

    B Vitamin E and B12 E B12

    C Vitamin D and B2 D B2

    D Vitamin D and A D A

    Q.No: 4 Synthesis of DNA occurs in one of thefollowing phase of cell cycle DNA

    A G1 G1

    B G2 G2

    C S S

    D G0 G0

    Q.No: 5The part of DNA molecule which code forsynthesis of part of protein molecule iscalled

    DNA , :

    A Intron

    B Exon

    C Both Intron and Exon

    D Non coding DNA ...

  • Q.No: 6 Metastasis is associated with:

    A Cancer

    B Embryonic development

    C Formation of blood cells

    D Synthesis of thyroxin hormone

    Q.No: 7 Atherosclerosis is a disorder in which fattyplaques develop in the walls of:

    A Veins

    B Arteries

    C Lymph vessels

    D Salivary gland

    Q.No: 8 Credit for discovery related to Transposonsgoes to

    A Hedges and Jacob 1974 Hedges and Jacob 1974

    B Lederberg 1952 Lederberg 1952

    C Rhoades 1938 Rhoades 1938

    D Mc Clintock 1950 Mc Clintock 1950

    Q.No: 9 It is difficult to produce vaccine against HIVbecause HIV :

    A It mutates rapidly

    B It multiplies very fast

    C It is a retro virus

    D It deactivates RBCs of host

    Q.No: 10Organ Transplants between two personsexcept identical twins are rejected becauseof

    A Different MHC antigens MHC

    B Different Nature

    C Different blood groups

    D Different plasma membranes

    Q.No: 11 Methemoglobin is

    A Oxidized Haemoglobin

    B Reduced Haemoglobin

    C A complex between Haemoglobin andcarbon mono-oxide

    D Reduced protein of Haemoglobin

  • Q.No: 12 Expiratory reserve volume of lung is thevolume of air which can: : :

    A Never be exhaled

    B Can be exhaled by forceful expiration :

    C Can be exhaled with ease

    D Can be exhaled without forcefulexpiration :

    Q.No: 13More the Partial pressure of co2 more is thedissociation of Hbo2 into Hb+o2. This iscalled.

    co2 Hbo2 Hb+o2

    A Haldane's effect

    B Hambergers phenomena

    C Bohrs effect

    D Chloride shift

    Q.No: 14 Enzymes of Hexose monophosphate shuntare present in

    A Golgi bodies

    B Mitochondria

    C Cytoplasm

    D Lysosomes

    Q.No: 15In the Oxidative phase of Hexosemonophosphate shunt following isproduced:

    A NADPH NADPH

    B Keratin

    C Insulin

    D FSH FSH

    Q.No: 16 Average salinity of marine water is: :

    A 0.35% 0.35%

    B 0.25% 0.25%

    C 2.5% 2.5%

    D 3.5% 3.5%

    Q.No: 17 Which one of the following, Bio-geochemical cycle is sedimentary? ?

    A Nitrogen

    B Carbon

    C Oxygen

  • D Phosphorus

    Q.No: 18The Organism which can tolerate only asmall range of temperature differences areknown as:

    , :

    A Stenothermal

    B Homoithermal

    C Eurythermal

    D Heterothermal

    Q.No: 19 In marine habitat, the maximum deepestzone is known as: :

    A Abyssal zone

    B Bathyl zone

    C Hadal zone

    D Sub-littoral zone

    Q.No: 20 In which layer of the atmosphere, peoplelive

    A Stratosphere

    B Mesosphere

    C Ionosphere

    D Trophosphere

    Q.No: 21 Conduction of nerve impulse is: ?

    A Chemical process

    B Physical process

    C Biochemical process -

    D Electro-chemical process -

    Q.No: 22 Which cells of the Islets of Langerhanssecretes the glucagon hormone? ?

    A Alpha

    B Beta

    C Gamma

    D Alpha and Beta

    Q.No: 23 In prokaryotes the initiation codon ingenetic code is :

    A UUU UUU

    B UAA UAA

    C AUG AUG

  • D AGC AGC

    Q.No: 24 Which one of the following is not a protein? ?

    A Actin

    B Haematin

    C Albumen

    D Myosin

    Q.No: 25 Whose abnormal number growth is called'Polycythaemia' ?

    A Lymphocytes

    B Monocytes

    C Eosinophils

    D Erythrocytes

    Q.No: 26 In mammals, Kupffer-cells are present in: ' ' :

    A Spleen

    B Pancreas

    C Liver

    D Duodenum

    Q.No: 27 For spawning, the migration of freshwaterfish to sea water is called: :

    A Anadromous migration

    B Potamodromy

    C Catadromous migration

    D Oceanodromy

    Q.No: 28 Cushings syndrome is caused due to: :

    A Deficiency in the secretion of adrenal-cortex -

    B Excessive secretion of adrenal cortex -

    C Excess secretion of thyroid

    D Excess secretion of thymus

    Q.No: 29 Which embryonic developmental stageshows Four somite stage in the Hens egg.? ?

    A 21 Hours 21

    B 24 Hours 24

    C 28 Hours 28

  • D 33 Hours 33

    Q.No: 30 The type of centrum found in mammal is: ' ' :

    A Heterocoelous

    B Amphicoelous

    C Acoelous

    D Homocoelous

    Q.No: 31A clinical stage, in which production of whiteblood corpuscle is stopped in bone marrowis called:

    - - , :

    A Eosinophilia

    B Leucopenia

    C Leukemia

    D Anaemia

    Q.No: 32 One ATP is produced in Krebs cycle withoutinvolving electron transport system when ATP

    A Succinyl coA changes into succinic acid coA

    B Fumaric acid changes into malic acid

    C Mallic acid changes into oxaloaceticacid

    D Citric acid to cis aconitic acid

    Q.No: 33One of the following present in urine isactually absent in glomerular filterate but issecreted in tubular part later on.

    ,

    A Hydrogen ions

    B Glucose

    C Urea

    D Sodium ions

    Q.No: 34The range of temperature between whichhuman beings neither feel cold nor hot andcalled thermoneutral range is-

    -

    A 27o c to 31oc 27o c to 31oc

    B 25o c to 30oc 25o c to 30oc

    C 31o c to 34oc 31o c to 34oc

    D 36o c to 37oc 36o c to 37oc

    Q.No: 35For absorption of fat soluble vitamins inalimentary canal one of the following mustbe present.

  • A Fat and inorganic bile salts

    B Fat and organic bile salts

    C Fat and bile pigment

    D Fat and pancreatic lipase

    Q.No: 36 The multi cellular animals without tissuegrade of organization are called: :

    A Deuterostoma

    B Parazoa

    C Protozoa

    D Eumetazoa

    Q.No: 37Which of the following hormone stimulatesLeydig cells (Interestitial cells) to secretetestosterone hormone?

    , () ?

    A F.S.H ..

    B L.H ..

    C Estrogen

    D Thyroxin

    Q.No: 38 Haemocynin pigment found in: ?

    A Annelida

    B Porifera

    C Mollusca

    D Echinodermata

    Q.No: 39 The protein which plays important role inAgeing is:, '' :

    A Actin

    B Tubulin

    C Myosin

    D Collagen

    Q.No: 40 The prime cause of Erythroblastosis foetalisin developing foetus is: :

    A Haemopoesis

    B Haemolysis

    C Agglutination

    D Plasmolysis -

    Q.No: 41 The smallest measure unit in cell-biology is: - :

  • A Micrometer

    B Nanometer

    C Dalton

    D Angstrom unit

    Q.No: 42The cell-organelles can be separatedphysically from each other by the followingmethod:

    - - :

    A Microscope

    B Centrifugation technique -

    C Chromatography

    D Radioactive-traces -

    Q.No: 43 Development of egg without fertilization iscalled: :

    A Embryonic induction

    B Asexual reproduction

    C Teratogenesis

    D Parthenogenesis

    Q.No: 44 Which animal from the following belongs tothe phylum-Arthropoda.? ?

    A Devil fish

    B Cuttle fish

    C Jelly fish

    D Silver fish

    Q.No: 45 In which Era, most Dinosaurs becameextinct? '/' ?

    A Jurassic

    B Triassic

    C Coenozoic

    D Cretaceous

    Q.No: 46 Person with Klinfelters syndrome possesseschromosomes. ' '

    A XX XX

    B XY XY

    C XXY XXY

    D XYY XYY

    Q.No: 47 Right aortic arch is present in: :

  • A Amphibians

    B Reptiles

    C Birds

    D Mammals

    Q.No: 48 Pheromone that brings immediate effect onthe recipient is called: , :

    A Releaser effect

    B Primary effect

    C Lee boot effect

    D Helen-bruce effect

    Q.No: 49 In a typical cell, which RNA is found inmaximum quantity.? ... ?

    A r-RNA .

    B m-RNA .

    C t-RNA .

    D RNA-i .

    Q.No: 50 In a normal conversation of human the levelof sound is: :

    A 30 dB 30 dB

    B 40 dB 40 dB

    C 60 dB 60 dB

    D 120 dB 120 dB

    Q.No: 51 The muscle glycogen could not getconverted into glucose in the absence of

    A Glucose 6 phosphatease 6

    B Catalase

    C Phosphorylase

    D Hexokinase

    Q.No: 52 Sex-linked characters, generally are: : :

    A Recessive

    B Dominant

    C Lethal

    D Non-inheritable

    Q.No: 53 Tendon tissue joints: :

    A Muscle to muscle

  • B Bone to bone

    C Bone to skeletal muscle

    D Bone to cartilage

    Q.No: 54 The largest gland found in mammals is :

    A Pancreas

    B Gall-bladder

    C Thyroid

    D Liver

    Q.No: 55 In the Geological time scale, which is thepresent day era.? ' -' , ?

    A Triassic

    B Paleozoic

    C Coenozoic

    D Mesozoic

    Q.No: 56 From the following, what is essential formuscle-contraction? '-' ?

    A Potassium

    B Sodium

    C Magnesium

    D Calcium

    Q.No: 57 In human, the type of dentition is: , :

    A Thecodont,Homodont, Diphyodont ,,

    B Thecodont,Heterodont, Diphyodont ,,

    C Acrodont, homodont, monophyodont ,,

    D Acrodont, homodont, polyphyodont ,,

    Q.No: 58 The egg/ootid of an insect is

    A Alecithal

    B Microlecithal

    C Centrolecithal

    D Mesolecithal

    Q.No: 59 Formation of Acrosome in the sperms isdone by the help of: '' ?

    A Golgi body

    B Ribosome

    C Mitochondria

  • D Lysosome

    Q.No: 60 Which of the following is a nitrogen basewith maximum molecular weight? -

    A Cytosine

    B Guanine

    C Thyamine

    D Uracil

    Q.No: 61In sponges, incurrent canal iscommunicating with the radial canal throughthe following:

    , :

    A Dermal pore

    B Apopyle

    C Prosopyle

    D Osculum

    Q.No: 62 Phenylketouria is a disease in which :

    A Phenylpyruvic acid is not metabolized

    B Phenylalanine hydroxylase enzyme isabsent

    C Person with this abnormality becomesmentally agile

    D Phenylalanine is converted intoTyrosine

    Q.No: 63 Cretinism is a disease associated with oneof the following :

    A Thyroid

    B Parathyroid

    C Hypophysis

    D Adrenal cortex

    Q.No: 64One of the following acts as secondarymessenger in bringing about action of watersoluble hormones.

    A Cyclic AMP AMP

    B Cyclic GMP GMP

    C Cyclic TMP TMP

    D Cyclic CMP CMP

    Q.No: 65 Diabetes insipidus is associated withabnormality of:

  • A Pancreatic cells

    B Pancreatic cells

    C Adrenal gland

    D Posterior pituitary -

    Q.No: 66 Osteitis fibrosa cystica is a diseaseassociated with. :

    A Hypoparathyroidism

    B Hyperparathyroidism

    C Hyperthyroidism

    D Hypothyyroidism

    Q.No: 67 Addisions disease is the result ofhyposecretion of: :

    A Adrenal medula

    B Adrenal cortex

    C Parathyroid

    D Leydigs cells

    Q.No: 68 Glycosauria is loss of one of the followingwith urine

    A Glucose

    B Galactose

    C Fructose

    D Sucrose

    Q.No: 69 Hematocrit is percentage of

    A RBC in blood

    B Blood platelets in blood

    C Leucocytes in blood

    D All blood cells in blood

    Q.No: 70 Nucleated RBC present in red bone marrowand some times in blood is called:

    - - :

    A Haemocytoblast

    B Normoblast

    C Mycloblast

    D Monoblast

    Q.No: 71 One of the following vitamins is required for

  • the formation Prothrombin :

    A Vitamin D D

    B Vitamin E E

    C Vitamin K K

    D Vitamin A A

    Q.No: 72Erythropoietin is a hormone produced moreby the following and increases the rate ofRBC production:

    :

    A Liver

    B Pineal gland

    C Thymus gland

    D Kidneys

    Q.No: 73 One of the following dissolves blood clot

    A Heparin

    B Warfarin

    C Hirudin

    D Streptokinase

    Q.No: 74 Embolus is

    A A mass of dead RBCs

    B An accumulation of thrombocytes

    C Moving blood clot

    D Mass of dead WBCs

    Q.No: 75 Kupffer's cells are

    A Enlarged monocytes

    B T lymphocytes T

    C B lymphocytes B

    D Basophil cells

    Q.No: 76 During each heart beat cycle number ofsound produced are: :

    A Two

    B Four

    C Three

    D Sometimes two, sometimes four

    Q.No: 77 Apolysis is sepration and removal of one of

  • the following from body of tape worm.

    A Immature proglottids

    B Mature proglottids

    C Gravid proglottids

    D Suckers

    Q.No: 78 Amoebic dysentery is caused by

    A Balantidium coli

    B Precystic stage of EntamoebahistolyticaEntamoeba histolytica

    C Cystic stage of Entamoeba histolytica Entamoeba histolytica

    D Magna stage of trophozoits ofEntamoeba histolyticaEntamoeba histolytica

    Q.No: 79 One of the following is not pseudocoelomate

    A Ancylostoma

    B Enterobius

    C Trichinella

    D Echincoccus

    Q.No: 80 In Helmenthes excretion is done by :

    A Protonephridia

    B Nephridia

    C Coxal gland

    D Metanephridia

    Q.No: 81 One of the following is not a larva ofArthropoda :

    A Zoea larva

    B Megalopa larva

    C Veliger larva

    D Mysis

    Q.No: 82 One of the following is a Rotifer

    A Philodina

    B Loa loa

    C Gyrocotyle

    D Trichuris

    Q.No: 83 J shaped growth curve is found is those J :

  • insect population which feed on:

    A Annual crop plants

    B Stored food grain

    C Blood of vertebrates

    D Perennial plants

    Q.No: 84Some phosphorus from oceans comes backto land ecosystem for recycling in the formof:

    : :

    A Calcium phosphate

    B Sodium phosphate

    C Guano deposits

    D Potassium phosphate

    Q.No: 85 Which one of the following is important inoxidative fat metabolosim: :

    A Acetyl coA coA

    B Glucose

    C Pyruvic acid

    D Oxaloaceticacid

    Q.No: 86 Maximum energy is liberated on aerobicoxidation of; :

    A Carbohydrate

    B Protein

    C Fat

    D Vitamins

    Q.No: 87 Pyruvic acid before entering intomitochondria becomes: :

    A Acetyl coA coA

    B 3-Phosphoglyceraldehyde 3-

    C 1-3 Diphosphoglyceric acid 1-3

    D Latic acid

    Q.No: 88 One gram mole of glucose on its completeoxidation produces: :

    A 266000 calories 266000

    B 26600 calories 26600

    C 25200 calories 25200

    D 252000 calories 252000

  • Q.No: 89 Rickets in children is due to deficiency of thefollowing vitamin :

    A Vitamin A A

    B Vitamin D D

    C Vitamin E E

    D Vitamin C C

    Q.No: 90 Blood leaving liver and moving to heart hasusually high concentration of: , :

    A Bile

    B Glucose

    C Urea

    D Fat

    Q.No: 91 Left auriculo venticular aperture iscontrolled in human beings by: :

    A Bicuspid valve

    B Tricuspid valve

    C Sphincter valve

    D Simple valve

    Q.No: 92 Human beings have higher intelligence andmore learning power due to: -

    A More developed cerebrum

    B More developed cerebellum

    C More developed medulla

    D More developed hypothalamus

    Q.No: 93 The chemical which causes synaptictransmission is: , -

    A Choline

    B Acetic acid

    C Acetylcholine

    D Acetyl coenzyme A A

    Q.No: 94During the transmission of nerve impulsethe potential inside membrane has thefollowing type of changes:

    :

    A First positive, then negative and backpositive :

    B First negative, then positive and backnegative :

    C First positive, then negative andremain negative

  • D First negative, then positive andremain positive

    Q.No: 95 In mammals which is true:

    A Axons are myelinated

    B Dendrites are myelinated

    C Both Axons and dendrites aremyelinated

    D Neither Axons nor dendrites aremyelinated

    Q.No: 96 Which one of the following cells do notdivide in normal condition.

    A Neuroglial cells

    B Neurons

    C Liver cells

    D Cells of epidermis

    Q.No: 97 When energy is transferred from one toother trophic level about: :

    A 80 to 90% is lost as heat 80 90%

    B 60 to 65% is lost as heat 60 65%

    C 30 to 45% is lost as heat 30 45%

    D 20 to 35% is lost as heat 20 35%

    Q.No: 98 Antibiosis is relation between two organismsin which:

    A Secretion of one harms to other

    B Secretion of one increases growth ofother

    C Both are benefited

    D Secretion harms one and is beneficialfor other

    Q.No: 99 Following are rich in the middle piece ofspermatozoa

    A Lysosome

    B Golgi body

    C Mitochondria

    D Peroxisomes

    Q.No: 100 Efficiency of carnivore consumer inassimilating food is :

  • A Less than herbivores

    B More than herbivores

    C Equal to herbivores

    D Some times more some times less

    Q.No: 101 Standing state in ecosystem means: :

    A Amount of organic substances presentat any given time in an ecosystem

    B Amount of both organic and inorganicsubstance present

    C Amount of only inorganic substancespresent

    DAmount of organic, inorganic and allother living organisms present inecosystem at any given time

    ,

    Q.No: 102 Importance of food web in ecosystem is:

    A It increases the stability of ecosystem

    B It decreases the stability of ecosystem

    C It has no effect on stability ofecosystem

    D It leads to ecological succession

    Q.No: 103 Ecotone is: :

    A Overlapping zone between twoadjoining major communities

    B Central zone of a major community

    C Central zone of a minor community

    D Shore zone of a major community

    Q.No: 104Miller and Urey in 1953 performed anexperiment to prove that complex organiccompounds were formed in:

    1953 :

    A Anaerobic condition at hightemperature

    B Anaerobic condition at lowtemperature

    C Aerobic condition at high temperature

    D Aerobic condition at low temperature

    Q.No: 105 In community Edge effect is: :

    A Presence of more species and moredensity of each

    B Less species and more density of each

    C More species but less density of each

  • D None of these

    Q.No: 106 Following hormone is mainly required formetamorphosis of anuran tadpoles :

    A Thyroxine

    B F.S.H ..

    C Insulin

    D Adrenalin

    Q.No: 107 Gram positive streptococcus oxidizes NADHcoupled with reduction of pyruvic acid to ...

    - .... :

    A Lactic acid

    B Ethyl alcohal

    C 2,3 Butanedial 2,3

    D Methyl alcohol

    Q.No: 108 Biological materials used for monitoringenvironment are called: , :

    A Biosensor

    B Ecosensor

    C Chemical sensor

    D Physico senser

    Q.No: 109 India is divided into one of the following biogeographical regions: - :

    A 12 12

    B 10 10

    C 17 17

    D 11 11

    Q.No: 110 One of the following is not a measure ofdispersion:

    A Mode

    B Quartile deviation

    C Mean deviation

    D Standard deviation

    Q.No: 111 RIA is a serological method used tomeasure concentration of:RIA

    A Low molecular weight organicmolecule

    B High molecular weight antibodies

  • C Low molecular weight antigen

    D High molecular weight antigen

    Q.No: 112The biome of terrestrial habitat where thereis scarcity of water, extremes temperatureevery day, shortage of vegetation is called

    , ,

    A Steppes

    B Veld

    C Pampus

    D Desert

    Q.No: 113A test to decide whether the two samplesare uniform or not and is applied instatistics called:

    A F-test F-

    B Analysis of variance

    C Chi square test Chi square

    D Central tendency test

    Q.No: 114Tissue culture in which cells of tissuereassociate to create a three dimensionalstructure is called:

    ,

    A Organotypic culture

    B Histolytic culture

    C Organic living culture

    D Cell culture

    Q.No: 115The fermentation carried out bySaccharomyces cerevisiae, pyruvic acid isconverted into:

    :

    A Lactic acid

    B Propionic acid

    C Ethyl alcohol

    D Methyl alcohol

    Q.No: 116 Animals of phylum Echinodermata are-

    A Enterocoelomates

    B Schizocoelomates

    C Pseudocoelomates

    D Acoelomates

    Q.No: 117 Agonistic behavior is: :

  • A A type of learning behavior

    B A type of feeding behavior

    C A behavior associated with fightingand retreat : :

    D Territorial behavior

    Q.No: 118 In dominance hierarchy, the highestranking group member is called:

    A Alpha animal

    B Omega animal

    C Superior animal

    D Weak animal

    Q.No: 119 Transgenic animals are those which have: :

    A genes of other animals

    B Mutated genes

    C Have deletion in one chromosome

    D Have duplication in one chromosome

    Q.No: 120 Frank starling law is related withcontraction and relaxation of:

    A Heart

    B Voluntary muscles

    C Involuntary muscles

    D All the different type of muscles ofbody

    Q.No: 121 Most primitive nervous system is presentin: :

    A Coelenterates

    B Platyhelminthes

    C Arthropods

    D Echinodermates

    Q.No: 122 Arrhythmia is an abnormality in:

    A Heart beat

    B Respiration

    C Kidney

    D Liver

    Q.No: 123 An Immunogen is a molecule which has

  • A Both Immunogenecity and reactivity

    B Only Immunogenecity

    C Only reactivity

    D Autophagy

    Q.No: 124 T-lymphocytes responds to: T-

    A Only proteinous antigens

    B Only to antigens of polysaccharides

    C Only to antigens of lipids

    D To all the three antigens

    Q.No: 125 Haptens are those small molecules whichcan stimulate immune response: :

    A On their own

    B When get combined with larger carriermolecule

    C When get combined with small carriermolecule

    D Can never induce immune response

    Q.No: 126 MHC antigens are not present over: .. :

    A White blood cells

    B Red blood cells

    C Liver cells

    D Kidney cells

    Q.No: 127 One of the following antibody molecule canpass through placenta

    A Ig G Ig G

    B Ig A Ig A

    C Ig E Ig E

    D Ig M Ig M

    Q.No: 128 One of the following antibody is responsiblefor allergic reactions.

    A Ig M Ig M

    B Ig D Ig D

    C Ig E Ig E

    D Ig G Ig G

    Q.No: 129 Phytoremediation is reducing concentrationof harmful substances in polluted water by

  • using:

    A Fungi

    B Higher plants

    C Bacteriophase

    D Zooplanktons

    Q.No: 130 Which is the largest antibody in the body:

    A Ig A Ig A

    B Ig G Ig G

    C Ig M Ig M

    D Ig D Ig D

    Q.No: 131Antibodies produced by plasma lymphocytes provide protection to bodyagainst:

    A Antigens dissolved in body fluid, blood ,

    B Against intracellular virus :

    C Against intracellular bacteria :

    D Against intracellular protozoa :

    Q.No: 132

    The sperm of a particular species fertilizesovum of the same species because ofpresence of fertilizin over egg andantifertilizin on sperm . Chemically theseare

    AFertilizin high molecular weightmucopolysacchride while antifertilizinlow molecular weight-molecule

    B Fertilizin high molecular weight proteinand antifertilizin low molecular weight

    CFertilizin high molecular weightglycoprotein while antifertilizin lowmolecular weight molecule

    D Heavy molecular weight lipids

    Q.No: 133 In amphibians regeneration of limbs is:

    A Morphallactic type

    B Epimorphic type

    C Both Morphallactic type andEpimorphic type

    D Physiological type

    Q.No: 134 Botryodal tissue is found in

  • A Rabbit

    B Ascaris

    C Hirudinaria

    D Earthworm

    Q.No: 135 BOD of polluted water is proportional to theamount of any one of the following: BOD

    A Amount of oxidisable oraganic matter

    B Amount of all organic matter

    C Amount of all inorganic matter

    D Amount of all organic and inorganicmatter

    Q.No: 136 One of the following is an example ofphotochemical pollutant

    A Benzene(C6H6) (C6H6)

    B Formaldehyde(HCHO) (HCHO)

    C Hydrogen fluoride(HF) (HF)

    D Peroxyacetyl nitrate(PAN) (PAN)

    Q.No: 137The process of transfer of genes from onebacterium to another which involvesbacteriophage is called

    , :

    A Transduction

    B Sexduction

    C Conjugation

    D Mutation

    Q.No: 138 The amount of one of the following in bloodplasma indicates kidney function:

    A Glucose

    B Creatinine

    C Potassium ion

    D Calcium ion

    Q.No: 139 The resolving power of microscope dependson:

    A Wave length of light and the capacityof objective lens to collect it -

    B Wave length of light and the capacityof eye piece to collect it -

    C Intensity of light and capacity ofobjective to collect it

    D Wave length of light and the capacity -

  • of both objective and eye piece tocollect it

    Q.No: 140 Which one of the following DNA moleculeshas typical 10 base pairs per turn of helix .. 10 :

    A B-DNA B-DNA

    B A-DNA A-DNA

    C D and E DNA D and E DNA

    D C-DNA C-DNA

    Q.No: 141 The animals of which phylum areexclusively marine? ?

    A Porifera

    B Echinodermata

    C Mollusca

    D Colenterata

    Q.No: 142 Which one is essential for musclecontraction? - :

    A Potassium (K)

    B Sodium (Na)

    C Magnesium (mg)

    D Calcium (Ca)

    Q.No: 143 Leydig cells are meant for- -

    A Formation of sperms

    B Production of progesterone

    C Production of testosterone

    D Nutrition of sperms

    Q.No: 144 Which of the following enzyme is used tojoin fragments of DNA? ?

    A DNA polymerase

    B Ligase

    C Endonuclease

    D Exonuclease

    Q.No: 145 Lamp-brush chromosomes are special typeof chromosomes, which are found in- , -

    A Brain stem cells

    B Amphibian oocyte

    C Gonad cells of reptiles

  • D Salivary gland cells of Chironomous

    Q.No: 146 Species inhabiting different geographicalregion, is known as- -

    A Allopatric

    B Sympatric

    C Sibling species

    D Pioneer species

    Q.No: 147 Which one of the following is known asliving fossil? ?

    A Euglena

    B Limulus

    C Balanoglossus

    D Sycon

    Q.No: 148 The egg of Hen is- -

    A Alecithal

    B Micro lecithal

    C Mesolecithal

    D Macrolecithal

    Q.No: 149 Emulsification of fats by bile juice occurs in- -

    A Stomach

    B Liver

    C Duodenum

    D Intestine

    Q.No: 150 Haemophilia is more common in males thanfemales, because it is- , -

    A Domonant autosomal

    B Domonant x-linked x-

    C Recessive x-linked x-

    D y-linked y -

    Q.No: 151 Term 'Protista' was proposed by- '' -

    A Haeckel

    B Cuvier

    C Linnaeus

    D Darwin

  • Q.No: 152 The amount of which hormone is increasedduring state of fear? ?

    A Insulin

    B Glucagon

    C Adrenaline

    D Aldosterone

    Q.No: 153 In mammals, fertilization takes place in- -

    A Vagina

    B Fallopian tube

    C Uterus

    D Ovary

    Q.No: 154 Best method for insect pest control ormanagement is-- -

    A Use of inorganic pesticides -

    B Use of organic pesticides -

    C Integrated pest management -

    D Use of pheromones

    Q.No: 155 The writer of "systema nature", is- " " -

    A Haeckel

    B Lamarck

    C Linnaeus

    D Aristotle

    Q.No: 156 The blood groups in man were first studiedby- -

    A Francis Galton

    B Land Steiner

    C Stainley Miller

    D Gregor Mendel

    Q.No: 157 Generic name of Portuguese man of waris- '' '' -

    A Aurelia

    B Obelia

    C Physalia

    D Bonellia

  • Q.No: 158For studying and understanding thelanguage of honey bees, which scientistwas awarded nobel prize?

    -

    A Rachal carson

    B Carl von Frisch

    C D Muller

    D Esienberg

    Q.No: 159 World Biodiversity day is celebrated on - -- -

    A 5th June 5

    B 22nd May 22

    C 1st December 1

    D 14th November 14

    Q.No: 160 Hybridoma technique was developed by -

    A Robert Crook & Edward Jenner

    B George Kohler & C.Milstein

    C Paul Ehrlich

    D Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

    Q.No: 161 During cryopreservation, the temperature ofliquid Nitrogen remains at-- ( ) -

    A -020C -020.

    B -500C -500.

    C -1960C -1960.

    D -2200C -2200.

    Q.No: 162During nitrogen cycle, the bacteria, whichconvert ammonium compounds into nitrate,is-

    - -

    A Bacillus subtilis

    B Nitrosomonas

    C Nitrobacter

    D Rhizobium

    Question Deleted

    Q.No: 163 The spindle fibers of a mitotic cell consistof- -

    A Actin

    B Tubulin

  • C Fibrin

    D Collagen

    Q.No: 164 Which one of the following is an appropriateexample of intraspecific relationship ?

    A Cannibalism

    B Parasitism

    C Commensalism

    D Mutualism

    Q.No: 165 In fresh water habitat, the organisms foundat the bottom, are called- -

    A Planktons

    B Neustons

    C Benthos

    D Nektons

    Q.No: 166 Sunderban area is famous for- ?

    A Asiatic lion

    B shark

    C Royal Bengal tiger

    D Gavialis

    Q.No: 167 Which of the following radiation hasmaximum penetration? ?

    A alpha radiation

    B Beta radiation

    C Gamma radiation

    D X-rays

    Q.No: 168 Urea is synthesized in - -

    A Intestine

    B Liver

    C Kidneys

    D Urinary bladder

    Q.No: 169 The hormone responsible for contraction ofgall bladder is- -

    A Oxytocin

    B Cholecistokinin

    C Secretin

  • D Gastrin

    Q.No: 170 Comb-jelly belongs to -

    A Porifera

    B Colenferata

    C Ctenophora

    D Aschelminthes

    Q.No: 171 Bonellia belongs to phylum- ?

    A Echinodermata

    B Mollusca

    C Annelida

    D Arthropoda

    Q.No: 172 Ink gland is present in - -

    A Polyplacophora

    B Gastropoda

    C Decapodia

    D Pelecypoda

    Q.No: 173 The logo of wwf is- - -

    A Tiger

    B Elephant

    C Antelope

    D Panda

    Q.No: 174 "one gene one enzyme" relationship wasestablished for the first time in -" - " , ?

    A Escherichia coli

    B Salmonella typhimurium

    C Neurospora crassa

    D Diplococcus pneumonia

    Q.No: 175 An example of saturated fatty acid is- -

    A Oleic acid

    B Linoleic acid

    C Stearic acid

    D Palmitoleic acid

  • Q.No: 176 In 80s ribosome of a eukaryotic cell, thesubunits are-

    80s -

    A 60s large and 40s small 60s 40s

    B 50s large and 30s small 50s 30s

    C 60s large and 30s small 60s 30s

    D 50s large and 40s small 50s 40s

    Q.No: 177 In honey bees, parathenogenesis produces -

    A Diploid male

    B Diploid female

    C Haploid male

    D Haploid female

    Q.No: 178 During meiotic division, crossing over takesplace during- , , ?

    A Leptotene

    B Zygotene

    C Pachytene

    D Diplotene

    Q.No: 179 Which hormone is necessary inmaintenance of pregnancy

    A Progesterone

    B Estrogen

    C Prolactin

    D Oxytocin

    Q.No: 180 Sex-linked inheritance was discovered by- - ?

    A Bridges

    B Mc clung

    C Morgan

    D Muller

    Q.No: 181 A scanning electron microscope is used forstudying- -

    A Living cells

    B Inside of the cell

    C Topography of the cell

    D Transverse section of tissue

    Q.No: 182 In cockroach, 'Neurohaemal organs' are ,'-' :

  • A Corpora allata

    B Corpora cardiac

    C Prothoracic gland

    D Prothoracic ganglion

    Q.No: 183No antigen (agglutinogen) is present on aRBC cell membrane of a person, whoseblood group is

    () ,

    A A

    B B

    C AB

    D O

    Q.No: 184 Which of the following hormone is notglycoprotein? - :

    A A.C.T.H ...

    B F.S.H ..

    C L.H .

    D T.S.H ..

    Q.No: 185 Who proposed the terms muton, recon &cistron for gene? , ?

    A Seymour & Benzer

    B George Beadle & Edward Tatum

    C Sir Archibold E. Garrod .

    D Mauri Wilkins & Rosalind Franklin

    Q.No: 186 Immature stage of "Dragon-fly" is: " - " :

    A Maggot

    B Caterpillar

    C Nymph

    D Naiad

    Q.No: 187 Type of placenta found in mammals is: :

    A Haemo-endothelial -

    B Haemo-chorial -

    C Endothelio-chorial -

    D Syndesmo-chorial -

    Q.No: 188 Physically not separated "twins" are knownas: " " :

  • A Siamese twins

    B Identical twins

    C Multizygotic twins

    D Monozygotic twins -

    Q.No: 189 Which one is the main function of nucleolus ?

    A DNA replication ...

    B Biogenesis of ribosomes

    C Organization of chromosomes

    D Chromatid separation

    Q.No: 190 Chromosome puffs or bulbs are site of ?

    A DNA replication ...

    B RNA and protein synthesis ...

    C Synthesis of polysaccharides

    D Synthesis of lipids

    Q.No: 191 Trochophore larva is found in - -

    A Platyhelminthes

    B Coelenterata

    C Annelida

    D Prawn

    Q.No: 192Crosssection image of internal bodystructure can be obtained by using which ofthe following medical technique.

    : , - ?

    A ECG-Electro Cardio Graph ..- -

    B E.E.G-Electro Encephalo graph ..-

    C CAT-Computerised Axial Tomography -

    D PET-Positron Emission Tomography -

    Q.No: 193In which mode of inheritance do you expectmore maternal influence among theoffspring

    , ,

    A Y-linked Y-

    B X-linked X-

    C Autosomal

    D Cytoplasmic

    Q.No: 194Alleles of different genes that are on thesame chromosome may occasionally beseparated by a phenomenon known as-

    - , -

  • A Pleotropy

    B Epistasis

    C Continuous variation

    D Crossing-over

    Q.No: 195 The term Ecology was given by " " ?

    A Linnaeus

    B William

    C Odum

    D Haeckel

    Q.No: 196 What is degraded by peroxisomes -

    A CO2 CO2

    B H2O2 H2O2

    C Li2O Li2O

    D CO CO

    Q.No: 197 Basic Structure of chromatin is composedof

    A Non-histone proteins wrapped aroundDNA ..-

    B Histone proteins wrapped around DNA ..-

    C RNA wrapped around histones -..

    D DNA wrapped around histones -..

    Question Deleted

    Q.No: 198 "Chloride-shift occurs in response to " " - "

    A H+ H+

    B K+ K+

    C HCO3- HCO3-

    D Na+ Na+

    Q.No: 199 The duration of cardiac-cycle in human is of - ?

    A 0.8 sec 0.8 sec

    B 0.8 sec 0.8 sec

    C 0.08 sec 0.08 sec

    D 0.008 sec 0.008 sec

    Q.No: 200 Iodopsin is a light-sensitive (Photosensitive)pigment and is present in the ,

  • A Rods

    B Cones

    C Neuroglia

    D Bipolar cells